Slacks Creek Football Club

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NOTE: Squirts (3-5 year olds) ONLY COMPLETE CLUB REGISTRATION.

The registration process has changed for 2025 and will now be a 3-step process:

ALL THREE REGISTRATIONS MUST BE COMPLETED AND PAYMENT FINALISED PRIOR TO TAKING THE FIELD FOR THE FIRST GAME OF YOUR SEASON. PLAYERS WILL NOT APPEAR ON TIMESHEETS WITHOUT ALL THREE REGISTRATIONS BEING FINALISED.

SCFC Fees and Inclusions 2025

Squirts is an in-house program run for 45 minutes on a Saturday morning for players from ages 3-5. Participants learn very basic introductory skills in a fun environment, helping to build confidence, core stability, gross motor skills and social skills. The season for Squirts is typically the same as terms 2 and 3 of the school year.  Our littlest players are encouraged to wear boots for protection, however closed in sneakers are acceptable.

The Cubs program is an in-house program for players who will turn 6 or 7 during the year. Players participate in one training session per week where they will focus on ball skills, team building, game knowledge and having fun! Teams play games against each other from 9-10am on Saturday mornings at home. The season for Cubs is typically the same as terms 2 and 3 of the school year. 

MiniRoos football caters for our youngest players and gives a well-rounded introduction to the game.  Ranging in age groups from Under 8 through to Under 12, the purpose is to give children the basic skills of playing football in a friendly, supportive and fun environment. Core values of teamwork, cooperation, fair play and respect for others are at the heart of all MiniRoos programs.

The U8 and U9 age groups introduce goalkeepers and play 7-a-side on approximately 1/4 size pitch with 20 minutes in each half. Teams usually train for 1 hour per week, depending on coach and parent agreement.

The U10, U11 and U12 age groups play 9-a-side on 1/2 size pitches with 25 minutes in each half.  Teams usually train once or twice a week (depending on coach and parent agreement). 

MiniRoos games are typically played on Saturday mornings on a home and away ground format, dependent on Football Queensland scheduling. The season for MiniRoos is typically the same as terms 2 and 3 of the school year.

MiniRoos are loosely graded into Kangaroo, Wallaby and Quokka leagues. Selection for Kangaroo teams is done through trials which are held in November of the previous year with a letter of offer outlining expectations and fees provided to successful players. As MiniRoos is focussed on development and learning, scores are not kept and no league tables are published.

Juniors (U13-U18)

Juniors divisional football is an age group competition administered by Football Queensland for age levels U13 to U16. Scores are recorded with league tables being published by Football Queensland.

U13s continue to play 9-a-side on a ½ size pitch while, from U14, games are played in an 11-a-side format on a full field with offside rules being introduced.

Juniors play on either Saturdays or Sundays depending on the age group and Football Queensland scheduling, with a home and away ground format.  Training is usually held for 1 hour, twice a week (depending on coach).

All players must wear football boots with plastic tags and shin guards. Team jerseys are provided for wear during matches. Wearing of SCFC training shirts, playing shorts and socks during games and training is preferred and are available for purchase at the clubhouse or via our online shop.

Seniors (19+)

Seniors divisional is a competition administered by Football Queensland in an 11-a-side format. It can be anything from competitive football to forming a team with your mates to enjoy a game once a week. In 2024, SCFC fielded teams in the following Senior divisions:

Women

·         Metro 3 Women (2024 Premiers!)

·         Metro 5 Women

Mens

·         Metro 7 Men Central

·         Metro 7 Men South (2024 Premiers and Grand Final Winners!)

·         Metro 10 Men

Depending on coach and team agreement, training is usually once or twice per week for 1-1 ½ hours per training session.

Senior divisional football is played either on Friday night, Saturdays or Sundays depending on Football Queensland scheduling, with a home and away ground format. The season usually commences in March and runs until September, depending on finals.

Still want to play football, with some adjustments for age? Then our Legends and Masters teams might be for you. SCFC currently fields the following teams in the Over 35 competition:

·         Men’s Over 35’s – Division 3and Division 6

·         Women’s Over 30’s - Legends Division 1

Games for the men are usually held on a Friday night, and for women on a Wednesday night, depending on Football Queensland scheduling.  Games follow standard FIFA rules with a couple of modifications such as shorter halves (2 x 40 minutes) and unlimited interchange. Games are scheduled on a home and away ground format.